1950s Queen Anne Sonata Pendant Necklace

Once part of a treasured Queen Anne Sonata china plate that got damaged, this pendant necklace has been lovingly reborn as a delicate keepsake. A quiet reminder of love, memory, and things worth holding onto.

The soft blue forget me not flowers, long associated with remembrance and enduring affection, drift across each piece. Carefully cut by hand, the original pattern guides the design, ensuring that every pendant is beautifully unique.
This pendant celebrates romance, history, and second chances. A meaningful new life for broken china that still has a story to tell.

Details
* Handmade from authentic Queen Anne Sonata china, Circa 1950s
* Features classic forget me not floral motifs
* Genuine vintage porcelain, thoughtfully upcycled
* Lightweight and comfortable to wear
* Set with stainless steel and comes with a complimentary 50cm stainless steel chain in a stunning rose gold tone
* Smoothed, sealed, and finished by hand
Size
* Approx. Plate piece is approx 25mm at widest point

Packaging
Your pendant will arrive carefully packaged and ready for gifting, or kept, as a small treasure in our custom Porcelain Memories gift box.

Care
Handle with care and intention. Though sealed for durability, porcelain remains delicate. Remove before sleeping, bathing, or strenuous activity.

A Thoughtful Gift
Perfect for romantics, vintage lovers, or anyone drawn to meaningful jewellery. Especially as a gift symbolising remembrance, love, and connection.

Forget me not flowers carry a deeply romantic and emotional meaning, which is why they’ve been cherished for centuries.

Meaning of Forget Me Nots:
* Remembrance. Keeping someone or something close in heart and memory
* True, enduring love. Love that remains, even through distance or time
* Faithfulness and loyalty
* Connection and devotion

They are often associated with the idea of “please don’t forget me”. A gentle, heartfelt plea rooted in love rather than sadness.

Romantic & Historical Associations
According to European folklore, a knight gathering blue flowers for his beloved was swept away by a river; as he threw the flowers to her, he called out “forget me not.” Since then, the flower has become a symbol of love that endures beyond separation.

Modern Uses
Forget me nots are commonly chosen for:
* Romantic keepsakes
* Memorial and remembrance pieces
* Anniversary and long distance love gifts
* Jewellery that carries emotional meaning

For your pendant, the forget me not motif beautifully reinforces themes of memory, sentiment, and treasured moments from the past. Making them especially meaningful as a gift.